The influence of drugs containing gluconolactone on the morphological parameters of the blood of rabbits

The work is devoted to the issues of using polyhydroxy acids in rabbit breeding. Antioxidants are extremely important compounds for living organisms. The authors considered the effect of gluconolactone used in the animal diet on the metabolic processes and physiological indicators of life activity of rabbits. Based on the studies (using gluconolactone as an example), the advisability of including supplements containing polyhydroxy acids in the rabbit diet is shown. Polyhydroxy acids, which are antioxidants, when regularly introduced with feed, help to increase the overall resistance of the body, stimulate the growth and healthy development of animals, which in turn leads to obtaining high-quality agricultural products. Rabbits, like other animals, can obtain antioxidants from plant foods, but their concentration may be insufficient for full protection against oxidative stress. To stabilize feed rations, various biologically active additives are used, which make it possible to increase the efficiency of animal rearing and improve productivity indicators. Thus, polyhydroxy acids, in particular gluconolactone, are well suited for sensitive animals that require the utmost care and gentle rearing.

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Agrarian science
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.32634/0869-8155-2024-386-9-48-53
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Rabbits: Nutrition, Reproduction, Health
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The influence of drugs containing gluconolactone on the morphological parameters of the blood of rabbits

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Abstract

The work is devoted to the issues of using polyhydroxy acids in rabbit breeding. Antioxidants are extremely important compounds for living organisms. The authors considered the effect of gluconolactone used in the animal diet on the metabolic processes and physiological indicators of life activity of rabbits. Based on the studies (using gluconolactone as an example), the advisability of including supplements containing polyhydroxy acids in the rabbit diet is shown. Polyhydroxy acids, which are antioxidants, when regularly introduced with feed, help to increase the overall resistance of the body, stimulate the growth and healthy development of animals, which in turn leads to obtaining high-quality agricultural products. Rabbits, like other animals, can obtain antioxidants from plant foods, but their concentration may be insufficient for full protection against oxidative stress. To stabilize feed rations, various biologically active additives are used, which make it possible to increase the efficiency of animal rearing and improve productivity indicators. Thus, polyhydroxy acids, in particular gluconolactone, are well suited for sensitive animals that require the utmost care and gentle rearing.

Agrarian scienceVol. 1(9)
Institute of Biotechnology and Veterinary Medicine (RU), Federal Scientific Agroengineering Center VIM (RU), Ryazan State Agrotechnological University (RU)
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